monitoring RDS from a different domain
How to monitor RDS connections in a different domain.
I have an RDS environment in a different domain and I need to monitor connections in that environment. All I see to monitor connections is the connection manager on the remote gateway server. That works great, except that I need to monitor it from a different domain. My users, those who need to monitor it, need to do it from a different domain.
I think my only option is to spin up a VM in that domain and let them RDP to it and install the remote desktop connection manager on that VM. Does that sound about right?
Anyone know of a better solution?
Thanks
Cliff
I have an RDS environment in a different domain and I need to monitor connections in that environment. All I see to monitor connections is the connection manager on the remote gateway server. That works great, except that I need to monitor it from a different domain. My users, those who need to monitor it, need to do it from a different domain.
I think my only option is to spin up a VM in that domain and let them RDP to it and install the remote desktop connection manager on that VM. Does that sound about right?
Anyone know of a better solution?
Thanks
Cliff
John Tsioumpris
You could make a RemoteApp out of the Remote Manager ...an easy and convenient way...
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ok, so a little guidance on doing that? the "tool" I need lives on my gateway server. How do I get that app on my app servers?
Just use this tool to create an installer ...
With this tool you simply point to the manager and you will get a "nice" msi.
You run it on every machine you wan to use it and you get a nice desktop icon ...its a "plain" RDP that fires this specific app but it works like a real desktop application
With this tool you simply point to the manager and you will get a "nice" msi.
You run it on every machine you wan to use it and you get a nice desktop icon ...its a "plain" RDP that fires this specific app but it works like a real desktop application
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